MRT-North Avenue Experiences Narrow Queue Line, Almost Reaches SM North
MRT-NORTH AVENUE – Narrow queue line of passengers in MRT-North Avenue almost reaches nearby mall, SM North.
Manila Metro Rail Transit System (MRT) is a fast transit system of Metro Manila, Philippines. It is the usual way of transportation for most of the working people and students in Manila.
Based on a report from ABS-CBN, commuters are complaining of the very long pile of passengers waiting in line.
The queue line almost never moves because of a large volume of passengers.
All these passengers that are waiting in line are in a rush for work or for school. This experience a struggle for all of them.
Aside from the pain of standing in line, they are also terrified of their bosses or teachers that they might disappoint them regarding their delay of attendance.
Based on the report, the northbound line from Landmark, Trinoma almost reached near the SM North mall at 7 am, Monday.
Few passengers complained because of the dragging progress of getting on the train.
The maintenance director of MRT-3, Engr. Mike Capati, said that the operation of the train started at 4:30 am and they find no trouble regarding the vehicle.
He explained that it’s the first day of the work week and a very large volume of passengers is the possible reason for the slow movement of the line.
According to the report, Engr. Mike Capati said that there are twelve trains that are currently operating and it is just enough to cater the usual commuters in Manila but somehow it just lacks for this day.
Meanwhile, the line for the southbound lane in North Avenue station is just moving continuously where the point-to-point buses are posting.
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